Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: I might have eaten something unclean two days ago, so I had diarrhea for two days. I can't take it anymore, so this morning I got an injection of gentamicin. In the afternoon, I tested my blood routine, and the results are as follows:WBC: 6.9 RBC: 4.65 HGB: 139 HCT: 38.3 PLT: 122
PCT: 0.11 MCV: 82.4 MCH: 29.9 MCHC: 363 RDW: 11.6
MPV: 9.4
Doctor's answer:
It doesn't necessarily mean you will have diarrhea if you eat something unclean, because it depends on the amount of unclean food you consume and your own resistance. For example: If you eat unclean food, but when the food passes through the stomach, the bacteria are killed by stomach acid, then there is no problem. If the unclean food is consumed in excess, it may cause inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract or even bacillary dysentery. If the inflammation is severe, the gastrointestinal peristalsis may accelerate or even spasm, and symptoms will appear quickly. At this time, although what is excreted is not the food eaten at that time, it is also due to the acceleration of intestinal peristalsis.